Abby Aguirre

Assistant Features Editor

Abby Aguirre is an assistant features editor at the Los Angeles Times.

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Dax Shepard’s biggest hit is a podcast he records in his attic

Dax Shepard’s biggest hit is a podcast he records in his attic

Dax Shepard, a tired dad who hates waking up in the middle of the night to pee, was floating an idea.
For Libertine designer Johnson Hartig, it’s time to come home

For Libertine designer Johnson Hartig, it’s time to come home

When word went out earlier this month that Libertine would present its fall 2019 collection in Los Angeles, the media narrative seemed all but pre-written.
The L.A. vintage shop that has the fashion world knocking on its door

The L.A. vintage shop that has the fashion world knocking on its door

Supreme may have transformed Fairfax Avenue into a global destination for streetwear, drawing lines of box-logo fanatics so long and unwavering that the brand recently had to institute a text-message paging system to better manage its ritualized Thursday “drops.”
Opinion

Op-Ed: Want to help fire evacuees? Think before you tweet

Opinion

Op-Ed: Want to help fire evacuees? Think before you tweet

The text landed late Thursday night from PulsePoint, the app that connects the Los Angeles County Fire Department dispatch system to my husband’s cellphone.
Opinion

Op-Ed: Why is the federal government trading away public land to the 1 percent?

Opinion

Op-Ed: Why is the federal government trading away public land to the 1 percent?

In the battle over public lands, House Republicans recently carried out a raid.